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Not sure what it's like today, but last time I tried to use sassc it was a nightmare. The official repo was just the library with no CLI. I couldn't find a CLI
by jayshua 7y ago
Not sure what it's like today, but last time I tried to use sassc it was a nightmare. The official repo was just the library with no CLI. I couldn't find a CLI that didn't also require me to compile it myself. Very frustrating.
- wutwut5521 7y agoYou might be thinking of libsass. sassc is dead simple and solves all of this users issues.
- jayshua 7y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but doesn't sassc require the user to compile it?
- tangue 7y agoYou're right, on OSX you can brew install sassc
- marcus_holmes 7y agothere's a Debian package :) thanks for the tip :)
- marcus_holmes 7y agojust got this working with fswatch and sassc, thought I'd feed back that this is perfect, thanks :)
- wutwut5521 7y agoHeh, I just woke up and read this and thought “well thats enough problem solving for today” :) Glad we could help you avoid the hell that is adding npm to a non-node project!
- mercer 7y agoAnother thank you from here! I've had to use node just for sass in the past and this is a much nicer solution.
- wutwut5521 7y agoYou have to compile it, just like this poster has to compile their go code. There are usually packages and formulas for it in most std repos.